Title of article
Policy analysis and advocacy in nursing education: The Nursing Education Council of British Columbia framework
Author/Authors
Duncan ، نويسنده , , Susan M. and Thorne، نويسنده , , Sally and Van Neste-Kenny، نويسنده , , Jocelyne and Tate، نويسنده , , Betty، نويسنده ,
Issue Information
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2012
Pages
6
From page
432
To page
437
Abstract
Summary
ic nursing leaders play a crucial role in the policy context for nursing education. Effectiveness in this role requires that they work together in presenting nursing education issues from a position of strength, informed by a critical analysis of policy pertaining to the delivery of quality nursing education and scholarship. We describe a collective process of dialog and critical analysis whereby nurse leaders in one Canadian province addressed pressing policy issues facing governments, nursing programs, faculty, and students. Consensus among academic nurse leaders, formalized through the development of a policy action framework, has enabled us to take a stand, at times highly contested, in the politicized arena of the nursing shortage. We present the components of a policy action framework for nursing education and share examples of how we have used a critical approach to analyze and frame policy issues in nursing education for inclusion on policy agendas. We believe our work has influenced provincial and national thinking about policy in nursing education is the foundation of our conclusion that political presence and shared strategy among academic nursing leaders is undeniably critical in the global context of nursing today.
Keywords
policy analysis , advocacy , Nurse education capacity , Politics
Journal title
Nurse Education Today
Serial Year
2012
Journal title
Nurse Education Today
Record number
1876659
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